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ReadMe | SDK Engineer | Full-time | Remote (or SF or NYC)

We’re looking for a polyglot who loves all languages (almost) equally! We have a few public SDKs (both for ReadMe itself, and SDK generation for other APIs) that need someone to write, manage and own them. If you love building in the open and taking on new languages, I'd love for you to apply!

https://readme.com/careers#open-source-sdk-engineer

>>gkober+(OP)
Do you consider non-US applicants?

>>xandri+83
You've posted that seven times in this thread already; can you please stop? I realize it's an important question but avoiding repetition is the cardinal principle here.

>>dang+uh
Ok, my bad. I just found it important for me and other possible applicants.

>>dang+uh
If you're so hot for enforcing your guidelines, then why don't you post those comments on the posts that skip "...include REMOTE, INTERNS and/or VISA..."? Then others wouldn't have to break other guidelines.

It certainly doesn't feel reasonable that "avoiding repetition" should be more of a "cardinal" principle than clarity on rather vital information in a job posting.

>>CRConr+hT2
There are way too many of those for us to reply to them all, or even see them all.

Avoiding repetition is pretty much the optimizing principle of HN. I usually describe it as "optimizing for intellectual curiosity"* but those are almost the same thing.

* https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&sor...

>>xandri+Do
Appreciated!

>>dang+V63
The r9k rule, in effect